As chief executive officer, the president is both the leader and "quarterback" of the "team" of elected officers. He provides leadership through and with the cooperation of the entire executive board. Decisions and recommendations of the executive board become the president's decisions and recommendations.

The president 

• presides at all meetings of the lodge
• decides all questions or disputes not controlled by laws of the IAM Constitution
• countersigns orders and checks properly drawn on or by the secretary-treasurer
• appoints committees not otherwise provided for
• appoints an educator and a communicator
• administers the obligation to new members
• enforces the laws of the IAM applicable to local lodges and members
• performs such other duties as may be required by the IAM Constitution and, in case of a tie, shall cast the deciding vote

The vice president

• sees that all people entering the lodge meeting room are members
• sees that all the property of the lodge has proper care
• assists the president in maintaining order
• presides at all meetings in the absence of the president
• in the absence of the president, is authorized to sign vouchers, checks, and other documents
• In case of death, removal, or resignation of the president, he becomes president and serves as such until after the next regular election and installation of the successor in office

The recording secretary 

• conducts correspondence for, and in the name of the lodge
• presents all communications and bills to the lodge
• and delivers such bills to and for the files of the secretary-treasurer.
• draws all orders on the secretary-treasurer when passed by the lodge
• and attests the same by properly signing and attaching the seal of the lodge
• prepares and signs all the credentials of delegates and alternate delegates to conventions 
• keeps minutes of the lodge meetings
• and performs such other duties as are required by the IAM Constitution

The secretary-treasurer

• receives and deposits all funds of the lodge in a bank or of sound financial standing in the name of the lodge 
• pays all properly drawn orders by check, countersigned by the president of the lodge
• collects all dues, fines, assessments and all monies from any source for the benefit of the lodge
• keeps a systematic account of all disbursements in such a way as to show the balance of cash on hand at the close of each meeting of the lodge
• files all receipted bills
• keeps a correct account between the lodge and its members
• submits the books to the auditing committee of the lodge semiannually.

The three trustees have charge of all property belonging to the lodge, see that all of the books are properly kept, and at the time of the semiannual audit, assist the auditing committee in the examination of all books and accounts and verify the report of the auditing committee by attaching their signatures thereto. Should the work of auditing the books of the lodge be delayed on account of the failure of 1 or more of the trustees to be in attendance, the auditors will carry on the work in the same manner as though all of the trustees were present. The trustees are liable to the IAM Grand Lodge for all funds and other property of the lodge under their control.

The three trustees have charge of all property belonging to the lodge, see that all of the books are properly kept, and at the time of the semiannual audit, assist the auditing committee in the examination of all books and accounts and verify the report of the auditing committee by attaching their signatures thereto. Should the work of auditing the books of the lodge be delayed on account of the failure of 1 or more of the trustees to be in attendance, the auditors will carry on the work in the same manner as though all of the trustees were present. The trustees are liable to the IAM Grand Lodge for all funds and other property of the lodge under their control.